The I Hate to Date Club

by Elda Minger

The I Hate To Date Club by Elda Minger released on Apr 25, 2006 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373880936
• ISBN13: 9780373880935
• Release Date: April 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Next
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Finding Happiness

I really like "The Next Novel" books from Harlequin. The heroine or heroines are seldom 21 years old. They are mature women with some living under their belts. The I Hate to Date Club is no exception. Five friends know that they want to get married - to have a meaningful relationship, they just don't think they are up to the dating process. They decide to form a club to support each other in their different approaches to finding an interesting man. Realizing that they will never meet the perfect man while they are sitting on the couch reading a book, they vow to get out in the world and seek their happiness. The story is just like life....sometimes sad as Michelle deals with a recently ended marriage and Eva comes to grips as to why she can't get very interested in finding a significant other....and sometimes hilarious........giving Wendy moral support to break it off with her married boyfriend, "Rick the Prick" in a restaurant and their big getaway. Mostly, the book is a lot of wonderful insights into finding what makes you happy, when it makes you happy and to recognize it and embrace it. It was a quick and very uplifting read.

The anti-romance romance

Elda Minger is a romance author who does what no other author of the genre can do right now, get me to buy a romance novel. Her current book out by Harliquen under there Next lable could almost be called the anti-romance romance. Five friends living in LA are trying to figure out why relationships just aren't like romance novels, fairy tales, or the movies. The answer they don't like having to date and placing themselves out there. The story besides being laugh out loud funny at times is really a tale of the five women realizing what they want out of life and going for it. I whole heartedly recommend this novel to anyone, and I am glad I made the impulse buy.